The following text was present as a technical data block in the bottom right corner of the original full scan, but was cut off as part of the editing process:

WING
     AREA                           6297.8 SQ FT
     ASPECT RATIO                   1.751
     INCIDENCE                      0 DEG AT ROOT -3° AT WING
                                      FOLD HINGE LINE
     DIHEDRAL                       0 DEG AT ELEVON HINGE LINE

ELEVON
     AREA (TOTAL)                   390.8 SQ FT
     SINGLE ELEVON                  195.4 SQ FT

HORIZONTAL STABILIZER
     AREA (TOTAL)                   415.5 SQ FT
     ASPECT RATIO                   1.997
     FLAP AREA (TOTAL)              109.4 SQ FT

VERTICAL STABILIZER
     AREA (TOTAL)                   467.9 SQ FT
     SINGLE VERTICAL STABILIZER     233.9 SQ FT
     ASPECT RATIO                   1.000
     MOVABLE AREA (TOTAL)           382.2 SQ FT

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